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Jack Johnson Live at El Rey Theatre on 2001-08-15

by Jack Johnson

Publication date: 2001-08-15 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: JackJohnson

Band/Artist: Jack Johnson

Disc 1:
01. Last Thoughts On Woody Guthrie 03:30.74
02. Losing Hope 03:37.06
03. Poor Taylor 04:11.36
04. Middle Man 03:52.74
05. Haleiwa 02:36.74
06. Drink The Water 03:52.74
07. Holes To Heaven 02:55.74
08. Fortunate Fool 03:52.59
09. Sexy Plexi 02:19.28
10. Nightmares 03:28.74
11. Trenchtown Rock > 01:59.06
Garden Grove >
12. Inaudible Melodies 03:34.74
13. Posters 03:44.36
14. Bubble Toes 05:11.21
15. Rodeo Clowns 02:59.74
16. Gone 02:51.74
17. Plastic Jesus > 02:40.74
Fall Line
18. The News 02:39.74
19. F-Stop Blues 03:38.21
20. Who Knows 03:30.74
21. Who Do You Love? 02:24.74
22. Mudfootball 03:29.74
23. Flake 04:05.12

Total: 77:11.61

Notes

Core Sound Binaural Stealth Mics > Sony MZ - R55 > WAV

Addeddate: 2002-12-07 00:00:00

Discs: 1

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: jj2001-08-15.shnf

Location: Los Angeles, CA

Numeric_id: 1529

Shndiscs: 1

Source: Core Sound Binaural Stealth Mics > Sony MZ - R55 > WAV

Type: sound

Venue: El Rey Theatre

Year: 2001

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Reviewer: Tyler_in_SD - - December 7, 2002
Subject: A great tiny show

This was one of the last tours jack did (end of summer 01 w/ Ben Lee) where he played small clubs on the west coast. This recording is pretty good, not amazing, but great considering the El Rey is a loud bar type venue. This recording holds special meaning for me because it was my first Jack headlining show. I got there 3 hours before doors opened, expecting a line down the block from the venue, and instead, there were only 2 dudes in line. Jack came out before the show in trunks and talked to the people in the line. Great early show that makes me smile when i see how far jack has come in so short a time.

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